when he was pinned down the call went out, real call was received , and james white and boarded a helicopter to fly in to rescue him. has that helicopter was flying in it was shot down , and that day of matt and james gave their lives the reason i'm telling you that story is because if you had asked james as the moment he was getting on that helicopter, if you have ashton, were you doing right now, he would not have told you, and getting on this helicopter in order to win the global war on terrorism. he would not have told you and getting on this helicopter because we need to pacify this part of afghanistan. if you had asked him at that moment what he was doing when he got on that helicopter, he would have told you, my friend needs me. that's why he got on that helicopter. i mention it also because i think that sometimes when we think for ourselves about the kind of difference that we can make in the world, we think about all the challenges and the problems around us, one of the things i learned that i took from this was that bad baseball we can really do most effectively is to actually be o

one of those members was my friend james white who discovered things were much worse than imagined. he wrote the law is creating fear and suspicion. in one instance a shopper went to make a cash purchase at a walmart and wupz asked for identification. unless it's alcohol or tobacco, you don't need i.d. to pay for something in cash. in this climate many believe it's allowable to asking for documentation. white noted that farmers are losing fields of crops because so many immigrants have left the state. the broad climate of fear that will be familiar to those who live in alabama's first jim crow era, he wrote. at last night's republican debate, the candidates almost drew a distinction between good immigrants, people with graduate degrees and bad immigrants, the one we have to secure the border against, like people from mexico. what's happening in alabama is what happens when that kind of thinking becomes law. the arrest of the mercedes executive caused alabama lawmakers to stumble all over themselves to say, hey, that wasn't supposed to happen. republicans who supported the law keep c

the san francisco animal shelter has a video of james dean as white. there is a the latino couple, accompanied by a child. there were seen driving an older white sedan. for

don the goal to get that bit of the american james toney. so white that. we will start with the tennis and russia begin their quest for a fifth fed cup trophy today they are taking on the czech republic in the final in moscow i believe they can cause an upset in the opening singles match where world number twenty seven maria kirilenko is taking on current one with a champion because the today yet the robot which starts in just over an hour's time after that three time grand slam when there's no place to do some stuff over while on sunday is the reverse singles followed by a double. standard and university now called up only yesterday to visit is of on rio were pulled out with a shoulder injury but despite the setback the russians comfort of. course ring to be in this team and. you know in the. next few days before you know we started to practice well i'm ready you know i think i'm in a good shape i'm ready to play it's very strange because it's everything new from you know and yeah i was first in the i was number fourteen so now it's bigger brace . but i m

eight-week-old james is light brown, white mixed breed.he spca has video of the thieves actually stealing this little dog. they are described as a latino couple in their mid-30s. they were accompanied by a little boy, as well. they are offering a $500 reward if you can bring james back home. >>> poor little guy. >> cute. >>> coming up, well, toyota announces a major. the vehicles affected and the potential problems. >>> singer mariah carey is lending her voice to a new project. find out how it started with a loss in her life. that coming up. >>> weather looking good now but we have changes coming up and, yes, we're talking about the possibility of more rain. we'll tell you when next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, fireworks display. all the fireworks were set off at once! the show was supposed >>> in scotland there was a mishap at a fireworks display. they were all set off at once. it was supposed to go off, but they all went off at once in 12 seconds instead of 20 minutes. there was a computer glitch. >> that's it, go home. [ laughter ] >> i like tha

james, the white pit bull mix was brought back. mentioned that she paid $200 in the mission district. she realized that that dog was the stolen dog once they found it on the television. there is video footage of the dog being stolen that they're looking for these people. they came to the shelter with this child. you see the man walking out. he turned towards the camera as he leaves. they are looking for that couple that stole the dogs of the could sell the dog. >>darya: the contents are going to be auctioned off next week including the actual bed that michael jackson died and. the mansion contents will be on option. this mansion is currently in listed at $23.5 million, separately. michael jackson was renting demand gen. more sunshine, we will be back. he was renting -- that mansion. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance. [ dennis ] shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] and if you call now,

reporter: it was still dark when james craig anderson walked out of a motel towards his car in a parking lot off jackson's ellis avenue. smith says that's when the white teenagers saw him. james, a black man, alone. it is hard to imagine what happened next without using the term "hate." the teenagers from mostly white rankin county were led by an 18-year-old named deryl dedmon, according to police. dedmon has a history of harassing teens at his high school. by several accounts from parents and students who knew him, he hated blacks. hated white people who had black friends. he hated anyone he thought was gay. and on this sunday morning, after a night of drinking, he and his friends, witnesses have told police, were out to act on that hate. some of the teens there that night would tell police the teenagers attacked that lone black man without any provocation, repeatedly beating anderson, yelling "white power." then one of the vehicles drives off. deryl dedmon apparently wasn't through. he had two girls in his truck as he was leaving this parking lot, a big f-250 pickup truck. james craig anderson, the man who was beaten almost to a pulp, was stumbling

our james rosen live at the white house with the news now. james? >> harris, good evening.apitals across america are bracing pain and suffering felt at the state level is also visited upon the electoral college. the failure of the so-called super committee means 1.2 trillion in automatic cuts top split evenly between pentagon and federal domestic spending. they must approve their own budgets by this coming spring and no state budgets will reflect diminished federal aid well before 2013. in virginia defense contractors are already anticipating cuts in pentagon spending of roughly 600 billion. they are expected to trim their own corporate payrolls and purchases accordingly that will likely translate into accelerated layoffs and budget strains in the states that president obama carried easily in 2008. even in those states without a significant military footprint per se will feel the pinch from the 600 billion in automatic tipping cuts to federal domestic spending. >> those are the kinds of funds that go into education programs, food programs, the state level assistance to the

the measure was named after the former white house press secretary james brady who was wounded in the assassination attempt. >>> the supreme court later struck down a key part of the gun control law saying it was unconstitutional. >>> we have a follow-up now to a story that drew a lot of response on wusa9.com. us airways is relenting and will give lynn mccain and her family a full refund on their tickets. mccain bought nonrefundable tickets to go from bwi to belize and then mccain developed stage four breast cancer. and her doctor said she could not travel. well, at first, the airline would only give mccain's family travel vouchers since the tickets were nonrefundable. but after our story, the airline decided to give that family a full refund. >>> the debate over the fate of a treehouse in fairfax county is over. the county's zoning board said the treehouse can stay. that's a reversal of an initial ruling in the case of mark grappen of falls church father and an iraqi war veteran. he had spent $1400 building the structure in his front yard. he was told the treehouse had to go. someone

eight week old james is a light brown and white mixed breed. spca has video of the thieves described as a latino couple in their mid 30s accompanied by a little boy. maybe it was a mixup. they are offering a $500 reward for james' safe return. >>> good evening, everybody. on this tuesday evening election night, we have clear skies across the bay area with a few high, thin clouds starting to roll in. let's take a look at our live weather camera looking toward the transit america building. north of the golden gate bridge, a few clouds. and look at the temperatures into the 40s. although closer to the bay, still in the 50s. we will see a few clouds to the north tonight. not as cold as it has been in recent nights. nevertheless, down to the freezing point. we have two days ahead over 70 degrees. rain arrives later this week. tonight overnight, pinpointing your forecast. 36 degrees in santa rosa. mid 40s coming across the central bay. meanwhile, we refer to this as a dirty ridge of high pressure because these clouds to the north of us will slip unde

well, were there different versions of the bible that they were to be, was there a king james version for the white witnesses and maybe the american standard for the black witnesses? and it turns out it was the same one, but they could not touch the same text. i've been all over the country talking about this, the absurdity of the world that they lived in, and i find that one of my most challenging and beautifully challenging audiences happen to be high school students. and so i try to make it come alive for them as i do for the be reader. and i came upon, well, it's in the book, but the one i settled on that seemed to be the difference for them is one that is based upon a question i'm going to ask you. i'd like to see a show of hands of those of you who in the last week have been driving and actually passed another driver on the road. yeah. yeah. i mean, really. the two people who didn't raise their hands, you know you must have done it in the last couple weeks. [laughter] and, it's funny, when i ask the question, seem to be a little quizzical like, is there a new rule that i don't know about? [la

>>james: while the white house is touting progress in expanding its effort as it continues to take actionshat need no congressional approval, the administration announced a pilot program or several intended to further cut waste and fraud in medicare and medicaid. the white house released new figures saying that it cut improper payments by nearly $18 billion in the year 2011. meanwhile, man's best friend might start liking their vehemence even more. we have videos to show you of two dog proceedings themselves surgery last year for ligament and joint injuries. it involves taking healthy tissue from one area of the body and injecting it into damaged areas. that procedure helps the damaged tissue regenerate the owners say their pets are more active than unpleasant ever. one t the humans have to pay about $1,800 for the procedure. now we will take a break, we have a live look at the bay bridge this morning as we check the ride on west bound 80. we will be back with more headlines in a minute. coming up at 4:30 a.m., we will have a few sound bites from jerry sandusky. he is a former assistant co

white people, you know? and by the end of that year james wheldon johnson is basically running it. w.e.b. duboise is running the crisis, and walter white is this crazy dynamo risking his life all over the country. so the organization becomes this black organization, and it remains. so and there were, there were white people who were helping them, and there was a white awakening of sorts, but the real story was a black political awakening that were a political force in this country, we're a social force in this country, and we're not going to be put back in the boxes that you've defined for us. yes, ma'am. >> [inaudible] and i wanted to ask for her as an african-american student today and a youth of color, okay? what would you like youth in her age bracket to take away about your book? >> that's a great question. >> [inaudible] >> oh, the question was, she brought her daughter here today, and she wants to know what would i like a young african-american woman, teen to take away from this book. and i guess the question, i would answer that by saying political activity can work and did work an

beyonce is 18 and kim kardashian is 20 and what would you expect if james bond got married to rachel white . she chose nothing. nada . thoothat's right. a simple gold band and that is banking on gold and not diamonds. and we will see if they start an anti-bling trend. it is first reality. and heading to divorce court. and insiders said they are fighting about everything. will we'll keep you posted on the latest kardashian crisis as we get more details. i am shocked. that's it for us. we'll have more tomorrow. check in with us on facebook and twitter. stay tuned for the news at four. have a great night. bye-bye. >>> the fog is so dense there have been delays tonight at bay area airports, and it could be pretty murky tomorrow. i'm dan ashley. carolyn johnson has the night off. the fog tonight and the fierce wind. later tomorrow, a strong system is moving our way. sandhya patel is tracking it for you. first, let's talk about the fog tonight. >> yes, dan. if you step outside some parts of the area it is like pea soup. a dense fog advisory has been issued until 7:00 a.m. wednesday. this include

mental hospital for shooting president reagan and nearly killing former white house press secretary jamesrady. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. hinckley's attorney said the government is fear mongering and that his psychosis is in remission. they believe he should have home viments of 24 days at a time and eventually live outside the hospital full time. today, prosecutor read from a 1980s note in hinckley's diary. of his doctors, he said, "they will never know the true john hinckley." it's now up to a federal judge to determine the true john hinckley. and if he should eventually be free. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> and still ahead here, the made in america challenge. will you spend some of your christmas dollars to help create jobs across the country? wait until you see how people are answering the call. we'll do almost anything. out for drinks, eats. i have very well fitting dentures. i like to eat a lot of fruits. love them all. the seal i get with the super poligrip free keeps the seeds from getting up underneath. even well-fitting dentures let in food partic

chief washington correspondent james rosen live at the white house to explain all of that, james. >> reporter: good morning, as president obama prepares to begin campaigning in earnest early in the new year he'll be stumping in a number of states where the automatic federal spending cuts, triggered by the failure of the super committee will impact voters much earlier than the 2013 target date that the super committee was working with. members of congress have a whole year until 2013 to come up with an alternative to the 1.2 trillion in cuts to pentagon and domestic programs, but their counterparts in the 50 state capitols don't have that same window. governors and state legislators must approve their budgets by next spring as "the washington post" pointed out yet and those state budgets will overlap with the federal budget into which congress will be inserting the super committee's automatic cuts. that means in richmond, virginia, for example, where lawmakers and citizens rely heavily on pentagon spending, federal contractors and other key players anticipating the coming splash to pe

brought >> the only safe place for james was school shelter walls upscale park neighborhood. >> not a big fan of his when i first met him >> counselor at the cat whiteboss calloway despite ross rough exterior saw something in james wanted to help. poulterer to the side and explained his situation >> at that point i thought a child i needed that needed >> my savior. i said i trusted you let us do this >> karen fountain james a nurturing foster home more stable home life can better grades but james appeared offtrack a bid ended up getting shot hadn't out in the wrong place at the wrong time. it was then that james' brother asked tarrant a single mother a single woman in her thirties with no children to take a guardianship over jams. >> a lot to think about but i really believed in him and i do not regret it >> three years later now the assistant principal at james gpa jumped 1.0 to 3.0 on 4.0 scale than becoming a school leader organizing and mentoring students had gone to college next fall >> doing the things i am doing had to do this because of the situation, but does not take all of the credit for the remarkable transformation took a lot of positiv

white house last night. president obama thanked the performers. who also included jamesaylor, alwayson krause, james tucker. the show will be on pbs tv stations tomorrow night. >>> and speaking of president obama and the white house, we have a video of president obama made 20 years ago when he was an editor and chief at the harvard law review. somehow this video has surfaced and has become an internet sensation. take a look. >> the distinguished charles hamilton houston was born in 1895, eight months before the supreme court's separate but equal ruling. in plessy versus ferguson. >> the fro and all. mr. obama was only 29 years old when he made this commercial for black history month. it's believed to be his first ever national appearance. >>> at&t gets hacked. ashley morrison is here from new york with more on that. ashley, good morning. >> and good morning to you, terrell. with the collapse of deficit reduction talks put most asian investors in a selling mood. most markets were lower while hong kong's hang seng was up a fraction. today, wall street gets the third quarte

james rosen, thank you. the whitese is teaming up with great britain and cand to punish iran for its asuspected nuclear weapons program. they are slapping the islamic regime with new measures to limit its financial transactions and ban certain exports in an attempt to force iran to back down from its nuclear standoff with the world iran's leaders continue to defy their international obligations and violate international norms. >> until iran bans this course we will continue to use tough means to impose severe economic and financial consequences. >> bill: this. >> shepard: this comes after a watchdog group which suggests iran may be closer than ever to developing atomic weapons. a worker at the retail giant target says his employer is set to ruin thanksgiving with its plan to open as early as midnight this coming black friday. the workers started an internet petition against the plan and today another worker delivered the printed copy with nearly 200,000 signatures to target headquarters. in plastic target shopping bag

everybody else was looking at something else tells about will last through and two of the white men with you know he'll james byrd there's no word sasa nation in paying him that nothing imagines that the reason they've done this before all the world but they never heard of it came with. and be conscious now when you put it in people's face they arrested those three whites before the five hundred in the world. but that didn't get there and that's why bush president. head never came out when he was running because the justice was so swift. to open the sentence to death one because he was the witness he got a long time in jail so. this one came up for execution three years ago. and see some folks to the death penalty movement in houston calling me i love it would you go with me yes then we found his son. just to clarify this is a white guy who rudely murdered yes i mean you know dragged in the back of a truck were brutally murdered a black eye in jasper texas guess you're there to protest that the white guy he's one of the right for there right folks who don't like. the guy. and so we have martin luther king th

we are from reagan at officials, including attorney general, transportation secretary, james burnham and white house budget director james miller. the university of notre dame and the ronald reagan presidential foundation cohosted the discussion as part of a series of event commemorating the 100th anniversary of reagan's birth. it is an hour and 15 minutes. >> i should also note that mr. meese served his country in the army after having been you have to serve in the army since 1984. we will also hear who served as board of governors of the federal reserve system for nearly five years trying to make it an illustration and he too served in the united states army from 1968 to 1971. we also hear from jim miller who served as director of the opposite and it's been a chip from 1985 to 1988. and from jim burnley who served as secretary of transportation from 1987 to 1989. we are deeply grateful for these java men and for their participation today that they will provide on their years serving with the president to all of which brings me to our moderator, judy woodruff who has become a familiar face to

. >> the last time that the bullets hit the white house was back in 1994 when bill clinton was in office. he was indicted of charges. >> the james madison university campus is mourning the loss of another student tonight. jane hwang of fairfax died after a bus hit her last night. this is not the first loss for the school this month. >> a lot of raw emotion on campus today. as for the latest victim, her friends tell she was walking across campus, talking on her cell phone, when she was struck. her friends are grieving and mourning her loss. >> an outpouring of tears as friends of jane hwang share memories of the girl known for her positive spirit. >> she loved dance. >> she offered to pick up dinner for her last night just before 10:00. that is the last she heard from her. >> she was on her way back. >> a gut-wrenching phone call from her ex-boyfriend, who was speaking to her when the accident happened, confirmed her worst fears. >> the last thing he heard was a screen and a screech. >> the freshman walk across the street last night against the signal. a city bus made a left turn and hit her. she grew up in fairfax is the fourth

james was directing jim's version fort the white and an american the standard?ses? and it turned out it was the same one. they cannot touch the san sacree text. same above all of the country talkinr about this.ind i find that one of my mostalleng challenging and beautifulnging challenging audiences happen to. be high-school students. alive i try to make it come alive fore them. well, it's i came upon in the book and thd one that has settled on that will make the difference to them , one that will embrace upon a question i will ask you. would like to see a show of lands of those of you who in th last week have been driving andr actually have another driver on the road.people yes. the true people who did not raise your hands, you know you must have done it. i as andk when i ask the question, people seem to be a littleis quizzical. is there a new rule that i don't know n about? abot? as far as i know it is perfectly legal, but if you wereou wereafa african-american during the era of jim crow which began in the d late 19th century and did not end until the civil rights

> the brady campaign, as you know, a group here in washington, named for the former white house press secretary, jamess the country. the website gives south carolina a ten out of 100 points on gun control and says, south carolina has weak gun laws that feed illegal gun market and allow the sale of guns without background checks. we asked them about what you said, sheriff, in response this crime and they said, to tell a woman to carry a gun is tantamount to telling her to put herself at much greater risk for being shot and killed. sheriff wright's suggestion is a bad idea. how would you answer that? >> i would suggest that they pop their head out of the sand and understand that when you make gun laws for control, only the law-abiding citizens are going to abide by them and all of the thugs out here raping women and robbing people and shooting them, that's the reason why they are able to put all of these programs on tv, world's dumbest with guns because they have them there, so only people that it's going to affect when you do gun control is law abiding citizen. >> any impact on crime? >> we had a gentl

white house program. some of the artists include dirks bentley, lyle lovett, darius rucker and james taylor. performers will talk to local students about the history and cultural significance of country music and you can catch the concert this wednesday on pbs. >>> big time, good time at the white house tonight. >> there you go. tom, tell us about this weather. it's warm but wet and foggy. >> that's right. back to you. >> that's pretty much it. >> people want to know what the rest of the day will look like, right? >> okay. this morning, yes, indeed, we have fog around and it is sort of on the mild side. right now at reagan national, not too much fog. that's a live picture from our city camera. and just some light fog in washington now. the visibility is about two or three miles in washington. and it's 55 at reagan national. that's matching the dew point and here's your meteorology lesson. that means we have 100% humidity. whenever we have the temperature match the dew point. you will be tested on that later. and right now, around our region, temperatures are in the low and mid 50s for the mou

on him to resign, shep. >> shepard: and the chairman of this committee, james, took some return fire, if you will, from the whiteouse today. >> that's right. the white house today circulated documents showing that house energy and commerce chairman, fred upton, republic of michigan himself sought the energy department's assistance on behalf of a now failed solar company in the great lakes state. >> i feel almost the need to sit here and remind all of us in this room this hearing today is not about solar power. the hearing today is about the possible abuse of executive power and of the taxpayers' money. >> fbi agents raided solyndra's offices in september. that investigation by the justice department is also ongoing, shep? >> shepard: james rosen in d.c. james, thanks. opponents of same sex marriage in california got a big boost today after the state supreme court ruled that they have the legal right to defend california's ban on gay marriage in federal court. as you may know, a district judge last year struck down the so-called proposition 8. it defined marriage as a union of a man and a woman. jerry brown and t

the white house says the same document approved the loan was made on merit. >>james: the deadline for david stern has passed without a deal for the nba and its players. players and owners met for more this fall hours yesterday. >>james: a major league baseball player has been kidnapped from his home in venezuela. officials say that four armed men entered the home of remo's last night. he just finished his rookie season with the washington national. the abduction is the first case involving a major league baseball player. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes with more on the occupy movement causing a clash at cal berkeley. we will be right back. this >>darya: is 5:30 a.m.. in a developing story, the tense moments in the tension between police and protesters at cal berkeley, here, you can see protesters taking over the campus and clashing with police. the police are and ride year for the second time in one day. this happening as uc administrators ordered officers to remove the encampment that the students set up. the administrators say they told studen

james rosen will tell us why from the white house.we have fate of three american students arrested in cairo. plus, the best of the center seat interviews with the republican presidential candidates. you won't want to miss that. "special report" from washington starts at 6:00 eastern. but for now, we take you back to new york and "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: welcome back to "the five." bill lumen is a georgia businessman and he owns u.s. cranes. he is not happy with the president. in fact, he is putting signs in his country truck that says new company policy, we are not hiring until obama is gone. eric, being the report they're you are, you called and talked to him today. what did he say? >> eric: i did. he said he was losing customers because people were moving to foreign countries. the business climate here is so bad they were leaving. so he said i put the sign up. i said what is the reaction? he said i have a little impromptu way to figure out the reaction. he counted how many people gave him thumbs up or another type of sign that diffe

james wheldon johnson was. you ever heard of jenny slew? 1719, her smom white. her zad black. you know, even back then a good man was hard to find, you follow me? so we understand this. this thing has been going on for a very, very long time, ok? jenny slew, 46 years later she sues for her freedom and back pay. and guess what? wins because in the state of massachusetts a person of color could sue back in those days. you know what the superior court said? well, we can't let this happen because you were married to an enslaved person. let me say this right now. we don't use the word "slave." i want everybody to say "enslaved." say it louder. and you know why? because if you start practicing that you will change how you look at our an set ofers ancestors. it will change how you feel in your heart about the accomplishments of our brother ants dub and sisters because you don't have a clue what they have done and sacrificed to get where we are today. so you know what shirley and i have been doing the last five years? we've taken an exhibition and we've gone to seven cities. maybe whe

chief washington correspondent james rosen is live at the white house with this story as our lead thisng. >> reporter: this pain and suffering at the state level will be felt starting early next year and it could conceivably impact president obama's reelection efforts. these 12 members of the committee knew if they couldn't come to terms on the $1.2 trillion in cuts, cuts in that amount would happen immediately split between the pentagon and domestic spending. lawmakers in the state legislatures must approve their budgets by next spring. as the "post" pointed out those state budgets will overlap with the 2013 budget the super committee was eyeing. already the tremors are being felt in richmond, virginia, and a swing state with the defense industry. the pentagon spending of roughly $600 billion. that will likely translate into accelerated layoffs and budget strains in states that president obama carried easily in 2008. this is money that often goes to states in the form block grants and other aid. >> those are the kind of funds that go into education program. food programs. the state le

james murdoch has resigned. his first public resignation since the phone hacking scandal broke. >>> at the white house yesterday,dent obama saved two turkeys from becoming part of a thanksgiving feast at the annual pardoning ceremony. in keeping with the annual tradition, the birds named liberty and peace, are now headed to george washington's home in virginia where a life of leisure awaits. >>> later today, the president joins his wife and daughter at a food bank to hand out treats for needy families. >>> u.s. markets will be closed for the thanksgiving holiday, but here's a look at how they ended yesterday president. dow close the at 11,257. the nasdaq lost 61. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei sank 149 points. in hong kong, the hangsang was up 70. >>> as many of you give thanks today, nervous traders will be checking on the latest developments overseas. underscoring the severity of europe's debt crisis, experts are calling yesterday's disappointing sale of german bonds, quote, disastrous. it sparks fears that even europe's most stable economy could be undermined by the s

white house. that's in the "rewrite." >>> and james hormel made history by becoming the first openly gay person tome next. ♪ [ man #1 ] i was fascinated by balsa wood airplanes since i was a kid. [ man #2 ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. at ge aviation, we build jet engines. we lift people up off the ground to 35 thousand feet. these engines are built by hand with very precise assembly techniques. [ man #3 ] it's gonna fly people around the world. safely and better than it's ever done before. it would be a real treat to hear this monster fire up. [ woman ] i think a lot of people, when they look at a jet engine, they see a big hunk of metal. but when i look at it, i see seth, mark, tom, and people like that who work on engines every day. [ man #4 ] i would love to see this thing fly. it's a dream, honestly. there it is. awesome. that's so cool! yeah, that was awesome! [ cheering ] i wanna see that again. ♪ and # 1 lipstain... is covergirl outlast! [ queen latifah ] america's #1 long-wear lipcolor i wanna see that again. what makes outlast so great? with outlast, we can go fo